Sales in New Zealand

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32777, 30 November 1971, Page 23

Sales in New Zealand

AUCKLAND

Sales.—6oo A.B. Consol, 42; 400 Yates, 179; 1800 Harvey, 320; 100 Ak Gas (contr.), 32; 200 Autocrat, 143; 1500 Allens, 250; 400 Bank N.S.W., 590; 300 Cap. Life, 53; 300 Carter, 158, and 200 new, 75; 100 Col. Motors (290); 200 Comalco, 290; 200 Consol Brick, 267; 100 Consol Plastic, 143; 100 C. 5.1., 130; 600 Dom. Brew., 109; 700 Donaghy’s, 175; 2500 Early Br., (105); 1000 F.T.C., 105; 1000 Feltex, 370; 200 Fletcher, rts, 33; 100 Lichtenstein, 95; 300 Gear Meat, 115; 200 1.C.1. (N.Z.), rts, 15; 900 Kaiapoi, 34; 900 Leyland, 100; 500 Choyce. 60; 800 Motor Holds. 78, 77; 400 Motor Specs, 135; 200 Motor Traders, 135, and 400 rts, 32, 31; 100 Mt Cook, 150; 100 N.Z. Brew., 108; 500 Farm. Fert., 86; 4500 Forest, 327, 325, 323, 324, 323; 446 N.Z. Cement, rts, 3; 500 N.Z. Ins., 320; 200 N.Z. M.C.. 122; 100 N.Z. News, 264; 300 Refrig., 85; 300 N.Z. Steel, 80; 700 N.Z.T.S.. 178; 500 Progressive, 153; 3500 P.T.Y., ctg, 210; 1500 Repco (N.Z.), 87, 88, 87, 88, 87; 500 Hellaby, 150; 1000 Rothmans, 104; 1000 Sanfords, 135; 1000 S. Brown, 129; 400 Scott Gr„ 77; 400 Sth Brit., 520; 3000 Tappenden, 165; 100 Tasman, 290; 3500 Taupo, 115, 116, 115. and 200 nts, 88; 700 U.E.8., 116; 2300 Wattle Inds, 120; 100 W. Horton, 265; 100 Winstones, 95; 600 Will. Jeff., 190; 200 W. Sutherland, 180 : 220 W’wths (Syd.), 77; 100 Wr. Steph., 102. Mining and oil,—looo Bounty, 4; 600 Con. Silver, 15: 100 L and M Oil, 35; 500 Republic, 26. WELLINGTON Sales.—2oo A.B. Consol.. 42; 200 Ajax, 128: 100 Alcan, 193; 1000 Harvey, 320; 1000 Allen, 250; 800 Ampol, 60; 100 A. and S., 165; 1900 Burt, 100; 100 Bonds, 135; 30 8.H.P., 1020; 1800 C.P.D., 119, 120; 200 Cap. Life, 51; 400 Neon, 75; 600 Comalco, 290, 295. 296; 1100 Con. Brick, 266; 200 Crothall, 215; 600 Dom. Brew., 109; 2600 Early Bros, 105; 1600 Fletcher rts, 33; 500 G. Bay, 96; 100 H.B. Motors, 185; 500 Haywrights, 89; 100 H. Berry, 145; 200 1.C.1. N.Z. rts, 15; 1000 Kaiapoi, 34; 1500 K. Prosser, 120; 400 Lanes. 69; 200 M. Finance, 67; 100 Mosgiel, 103; 500 Motor Holds, 77; 500 Motor Trad., 135; 500 M.S.D.-Speirs, 138; 100 Nat. Ins., 375; 1900 N.Z. Brew., 109; 824 N.Z. Cement rts, 2,3; 500 Farm. Fert., 86; 1800 Forest, 326, 325; 300 N.Z. Ins., 320; 500 Motor Bodies, 90; 1700 Refrig.. 87, 85; 700 N.Z.T.S., 178; 300 Neil. Holds, 94; 700 Regina, 80; 1500 Tingey, 67; 300 Repco, 86. 87; 700 Rothmans, 105; 900 Sth. Brit., 520; 800 Taupo, 115; 100 Edmonds, 185; HOP U.D.C.,

220; 1600 U.E.8., 116; 400 U.S.S. pf., 123; 300 Waitaki, 110; 5300 Wattle, 120; 1000 W. and D„ 52; 500 Wr. Steph.. 102; $5200 Levin B.C. 52 p.c., 1/5/79, 591.65. Mining, oil.—L and 51 OU, 35. CHRISTCHURCH Sales—loo A.B. Consol., 42; 500 Harvey, 320; 700 A. and B„ 97; 200 Ballins. 127; 250 Bk N.S.W., 590; 200 Beaths, 57; 500 Bonds, 135; 80 8.H.P.. 1020 and 60 Aust, curr., 958; 800 Burnett, 57; 500 C.P.D., 119; 500 C.F.M., 110; 581 C.F.C.A. pf., 63; 300 Crothall, 215; 400 Early Bros, 105; 100 Feltex, 370; 212 Fletcher rts, 33; 2000 Haywrights, 89. 90; 100 H. Berry, 145; 100 1.C.1. N.Z., 185 and 150 rts, 15; 1400 Kaiapoi. 34; 200 L.W.R., 148; 200 Lanes, 69; 100 Midland, 143; 200 M. O’Brien, 42; 900 N.Z. Brew., 108; 926 N.Z. Cement rts, 2,3; 200 N.Z.F.C., 57; 1200 N.Z. Forest, 325, 323 and 100 pf., 74; 600 N.Z. Ins., 320; 500 Motor Bodies, 90; 2300 Refrig., 87, 85; 100 Print., Pack., 168; 100 P.T.Y., 275; 700 Sth Brit., 520; 2900 Tappenden, 165; 700 Taupo, 116; 100 Edmonds, 185; 200 U.D.C., 220; 200 U.E.8., 116; 400 Waitaki, 110; 100 Will. Jeff., 190; 200 Wr. Steph., 102; 300 Watties Ind., 120 and 100 new, 116. Mining, 0i1.—400 Amoll, 17; 300 Con. Silver. 15.

DUNEDIN Sales.—loo Harvey, 320; 200 A. and 8., 97; 400 Barnett, 205; 400 C.S.I, (130); 500 Golden Bay, 96; 1500 K. Prosser, 120; 500 Choyce, 60; 300 Motor Traders, rts, 32; 800 N.Z.B. new, 109; 760 N. Cement rts, 2; 100 Forest, 328; 900 Refrig. (86), 85; 100 O. 149; 300 Repco, 87; 400 Scott Gr., 77; 900 U.E.B. (116); 800 Waitaki, 110; 200 Wattle (120).

N.C.F. Kaiapoi coped well

After a difficult trading year in by-products the results of N.C.F. Kaiapoi, Ltd, were considered satisfactory, the chairman (Mr I. A. Hart) says in the annual report. Although processing charges were increased because of the rises in wages and other costs they did not fully compensate for the increases and the reduced returns from by-products. The net profit was $66,496 for the year to September 30. Last year the profit was $31,870 but Mr Hart says that the results are not comparable because of changes in operating arrangements. The company was able to meet the required hygiene standard set for the year at a nominal cost but over the next three years a "large amount of money will be needed,” Mr Hart says. The directors had considered redeeming the preference shares but in view of the state of the industry and the uncertainty of future developments they thought it would be unwise to make a recommendation at present. I The profit was reached; after providing $1626 less fot | depreciation at $69,752 and $31,65$ more at $90,332 foi interest, insurance and taxation.